Portable Air Conditioner 7000BTU - 3 in 1 Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, 2 Speed Cooling Fan, Sleep Mode, Remote Control, WiFi, Temp Control, LED Display, 24HR Timer, 2 Window Kits

After melting in my home office for a few years I decided it was time to cool off a bit. This is a great piece of kit, it's mainly good for 1 room at a time, so use it to cool down my office or move it into one of the bedrooms at night.Also used the dehumidifier option when our garage flooded, did an incredible job of removing the moisture, so impressed.It is noisy, so I don't use it when on phone calls, but I can sleep with it on, and I don't think it's possible for it to be any quieter.Highly recommended

A nice little portable air conditioner that looks the part with satisfactory performance. I picked it up for just under £200.Pros:*Price - about as cheap as you will find real air conditioning.*WIFI - you won't find any mention of this in the manual but if you have the Smart Life app it's easy to set up.*Size - nice and small.*Looks - it doesn't look as cheap as it is.Cons:*Noise - it's a little louder than my other portable but nothing crazy.*Fan speed - it only has two speeds, a few stops in-between would have been nice.*Remote control - it's a bit hard to find the right angle to get the remote to work but with the WIFI you don't really need it anyway.Overall, you get what you pay for. If you want a simple unit to provide enough cooling for an average room that won't break the bank then this is it. If you want a few more bells and whistles, a quieter unit and the piece of mind of a known brand then spend more money.

I've now bought 3 of these and cannot fault them. They cool a room down FAST and are pretty quiet. I have one in my lounge and one in the front bedroom. Both rooms are (4m x 5m) and get the sun from midday until about 6pm in the summer. The front bedroom is upstairs and is even hotter because our roof is flat, so it's often 4 - 8° hotter than downstairs (depending on the daytime temperature). This air-conditioning unit brings the temperature down by 3° in 30 minutes and 8 ir 9° in an hour. If you keep it on, it will conti ue to keep the room cool. Of course, if we have the laptop and monitor and TV on in the lounge, these numbers might be a little higher, but that's to be expected, all those electricals generate loads of heat. I try to turn the air-conditioning on before the sun starts to heat the room, which is dead easy because it can be controlled by WiFi. By far the best air-conditioning unit we have is in our betray the back. The sun doesn't reach this bedroom, but it is upstairs, so again, the temperature is much higher than the rest of the flat and takes ages to cool. Sleeping can be difficult, even if the temperature outside has dropped. Our bedroom is 2.5m x 3m and it can go from 28° to 22° in 30 mins and down to 19° in an hour. Putting it on a couple of hours before bed ensures that we always have a great night's sleep, even when we have extreme temperatures. We live on the Kent/London border so we've seen temperatures of high 30s and even low 40s over the last few years. These air cons are such good value for money. Plus, we use them as dehumidifiers in the winter to reduce the moisture in the air, which makes the rooms feel warmer and helps when you're drying laundry indoors as it prevents damp and mould. They're not expensive to run, especially when you measure it against your comfort and the benefit of getting a decent sleep or being able to work at home without flagging half way through the day.

Quite noisy, which I was already expecting.It takes a while to start feeling the cool air, but eventually I came up with my own solution: Start blowing cold air at the minimum temperature (16°C) is a mistake (my opinion!), so I connect at 22°C and gradually reduce the temperature.The exhaust pipe is too small and sellers, or maybe Amazon, takes advantage of it and charge you an arm and a leg for an extension.The fan is noisy and the device can’t be leaning against anything to feel it.Never tried the dehumidifier to say anything about it.

Bought this for the summer a while back and it’s been a happy purchase. Yes, it’s a little noisy but it beats sweltering the humidity and heat during the summer. Even my cats enjoyed it as it kept us all cool

Dehumidifier does not work.

As someone who gets really warm all the time it’s great, although some people would be annoyed by the noise it produces, I don’t mind the noise because it helps me sleep! Performance obviously depends on the size of your room, definitely don’t overestimate it, get a unit that can definitely fill the space with cold air well. Makes me feel comfortable!

Delivered Quite Quickly and needed an OTP security code to give to delivery driver ( good.)I have it in my bedroom and i can sleep so the noise from it is not too bad.I have to shut the bedroom door becours its wouldn't have nowhere near enough power to cool all 3 bedroomsNot used dehumidifier or heater on it so can't coment on them items.But i wanted it for the AC to keep cool in bed while sleeping on hot stuffy nights & thats good.The only downfall is the plastic window fixture for the exhaust pipe you need to make somthing to fit in the top & bottom of the open window.( Thats a pain ) to hold all 3 items in place and try to make them stay in placei tried velcro / gaffer tape Etc it does not work. So i bought the Curtain type. you can get from only £8. 00 off line thats what it cost me i have one on my AC downstairs you can take the pipe out then close & lock the window. Now its great. 👍